Darlington Academy - Kinesis Yearbook (Darlington, SC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

KINESIS DARLINGTON, ACADEMY DARLINGTON, S.C. 29532 VOLUME III 1973 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 Body 11 Mind 31 Spirit 65 Advertisers 84 At Darlington Academy the student body is small, giving each student a greater opportunity to develop his par- ticular talent. Here no one is “lost in the crowd” because each student is spe- cial in his own way. niwmwm B O D Y Darlington Academy strives to stretch young minds. In the classroom individual talents and ideals are stressed. The student has every chance to express himself as well as learn from others. With the addition of a Pep Club and our first annual Homecoming, the spirit at Darlington Academy has greatly in- creased this year. The walls are always crowded with posters and the halls bus- tling with “loud mouths.” It seems ev- eryone participates in some activity. BODY 1 LOWER SCHOOL CHORUS 1st Row: Tom Bonnoitt, Sam Wallace, Brenda Matthews, Andrea Scott, Billy Mozingo, Debbie Harmeyer, Davy Britton, Jerry Barber, Maury Jor- dan, Harriet Bonnoitt, Brian James. 2nd Row: Karen Privctte, Tammy Christmas, Melissa l ewLs, Jean Brooks Coggeshall, Penny Duncan, I arry 'Hwimpson, Janet Aimar, Robin I awson, Teresa Weatherford, Kim Mims, Ann Boyd Thomas, Nancy Moody, Randv Brown. 3rd Row: Jay Watfoid, Cindy Grant, Penny Ward, Barbara Bryant, Kathy McCutcheon, Barbara Hancock, Beth Sturgeon, Meg Severance, Hope Mims, Julia Price, Robin Richardson, Louise Wardlow, Sara Psillos, Jean Price, Lynn Miles, 4th Row: Eva Irene Adams, Donnie Lloyd, Laurie Wingate, Russell Wallace Ricky Anderson, Myers Harrison, Steve Edwards, Tina Hathcock, Betsy McCutcheon, Kelly Anderson, Stephanee Flowers, Iaurie Bryant LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Mrs. Carolyn Hubbard, Advisor; Betsy McCutcheon, Kim Mims, Janet Aimar, Melissa McCown, Joe Bryant, not pictured, Charles Miles. 13 PEP CLUB BUILDS SPIRIT I Bottom Row: L. to R., Laura Law, Spring Kirven, Melissa Severance, Dana Lofton, Peggy DuBose. Second Row: Timmy Moore, Joel Ludlam, Jerry Kirven, Ben Matthews, Dusty Wilkes, Robert Humphries, Randy Tyner, Jocelyn Matthews, Ronnew Lee, Eddie Coodson. Third Row: Melinda Rolfe, Jeannie Lowrey, Ann Miles, Tina Psillos, Lynn Tyner, Tim Norwood, Cathy Melton, Theresa Psillos, Angela Tyner. Fourth Row: Randy Hammond, Buddy Weatherford, Debbe Lofton, Kathv Calcutt, Laura Pietarinen, Martha Willis, Donna Sansbury, Betsy DeWitt, Penny Stokes. Fifth Row: Regina Tuner, Sec-Tres; Patti Anderson, President; Joey Abate, Vice-President; Stephanie Marsh, Fay Weatherford, Cindy Hill, Cinny Young, Kathv Nance, Kim Anderson, Kathy Broach ‘Let s Co Big Blue!’ BLOCK D From the top—Doug Gehrke, Vice-President; Tim Norwood, Robert Spivey, Ronnie Lee, Dan Hill, Patti Anderson, Sec-Treas; Buddy Weatherford, Dusty Wilkes, Joel Ludlarn, Jim Anderson, Larry Pietarinen, Kathy Broach, Lynn Tyne, Randy Tyner 15 Doug Gehrke shows why he is a member of Block D. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right—Joey Abate, Ben Matthews, Lynn Tyner, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Advisor; Patti Anderson Patti Anderson conducts the induction ceremony. Mrs. Brown says a few words during the induction ceremon 16 SCIENCE CLUB Front Row: Dan Hill, Vice-President; Robert Spivey, President; Cindy Hill, Secretary; Second Row: Cathy Melton, Frank Bonnoitt, Christine Shake, Third Row: Stephanie Marsh, Donna Sansbury, Melinda Rolfe, Fourth Row: Emily Aimar, Ginny Young, Debbie Lofton, Fifth Row: Melinda Miles, Kathy Calcutt, Vice-President; Advisor: Mr. Wayne Bell. Hey Mr. Bell, look what we found!” Science Club studies vegetation. 17 STUDENT FORUM HAS ACTIVE YEAR. Randy Tyner, President; Steve Oehrke, Treasurer; Tim Norwood, Vice-President; Joey Abate, Secretary; Doug Cchrke, Patti Anderson I vnn Tvn,r Dana I ofton, Melissa Severance, Mike Richardson, Mrs. Jane Edwards, Advisor. yne , CHESS CLUB Beginners in the game learn while playing. Dana Ijofton seems really absorbed in her next move. Mrs. Driver instructs a new member. Robert Spivey-President; Donnie Abate-Vice-Prcsident; Louigene Blackman-Sec.Tres.; Randy Tyner, Walt Edwards, Wesley Wilkes, Susan An- drews, Forrest Kibler, Timmy Moore, Donna Sansburv, Peggy DuBose, Ronnie Goodson, Theresa Psillos, Martha Willis, Mark Matthews, Kim An- derson, Mike Sellers. 19 ft IaH to Right: Steven CehHce, Business Manager; Patti Anderson, Editor-In-Chief; Doug Cehrke, Tine Psillos, Laura Piftarinen, Copy Editor- Betsy DeWitt, Sophomore Class Editor; Kim Anderson, Regina Tyner, Senior Class Editor; Joey Abate, Lynn Tyner, Junior Class Editor- Tim Norwood Jocelyn Matthews, Robert Spivey, Co-Editor; Dan Hill, Photographer; Angela Tyner. Typical Annual Fatigue. Kinesis staff struggles to meet deadlines. Staff choses pictures to use in yearbook. Ijeaming to do layout's creates laughter This is getting boring. Tim Norwood and Joey Abate work diligently on THEIR annual! Is there someone behind me? CHEERLEADERS SPARK PLAYERS First Row —Melissa Severance, Co-Captain Second Row—Peggy DuBose, Spring Kirvcn Third Row—Dana Lofton, Captain “Let’s Co!” “D.A.R., a little louder now!” “You can do it, you can do it, you can.” We have been extremely fortunate in our cheering department this year. Our cheerleaders have out- yelled and out-cheered our rivals. They have stood one hundred per- cent behind the teams and have been deeply appreciated by everyone. Their voices have encouraged many a discouraged ball player. SOCCER TEAM Sitting, Left to Right: Dan Hill, Jerry Bonnoitt, Randv Hammond, Greg Psiilos, Mark Matthews, Mike Sellers, Dean Bclk, Kneeling: L-R: Joey Abate, Tommy Hammond, Danny Moore, Ronnie Lee, Ben Matthews, Standing: L-R; Coach Wayne Bell, Robert Humphries, Dusty Wilkes, Robert Spivey, Tim Norwood, Buddy Weatherford, Jerry Kirven, Coach Lincoln Privette. Tired players after a tough and gruelling game. Joey Abate and Dusty Wilkes find ice to be a thirst quencher. Coaches Privette and Bell anxiously await the outcome of the game. Our cheerleaders spark our pep before our first home game. An after-game conference among Tim Norwood, Dan Hill and a referee. GIRL ’S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Kathy Calcutt, Louigene Blackman, Tina Psillos, Patti Anderson, Kim Anderson, Lynn Tyner, Donna Sansburv. Back Row: Regina Tyner, Fay Weatherford, Kathy Broach, Laura Pietarinen, Angela Tyner, Penny Stokes, Betsy DeWitt, Mr. Wayne Bell, Coach Tina Psillos gets her shot down pat. The team receives final instructions before the game. The team cheers the boys on. VARSITY BOY S BASKETBALL Front Row: Timmy Moore, Doug Gehrke; Co-Captain, Randy Tyner; Captain, Danny Moore. Middle Row: Ben Matthews, Ronnie Lee, Buddy Weatherford, Larry Pietarinen, Lincoln Privette; Coach. Back Row: Dusty Wilkes, Tim Norwood, Jim Anderson, Steve Gehrke, Joey Abate Randy Tyner plays back to prevent the fast break. 29 JUNIOR VARSITY RASKETRALL Left to Right—Front Row: Ron Calcutt, Mark Matthews, Dean Belk, John Odom, Greg Psillos, Kenny Wardlaw, Boh Dickerson Back Row: Donnie Abate, Mike Sellers, Jimmy Bryant, Danny Bailey, Randy Hammond, Walt Edwards, Tommy Hammond, David Morrison, Coach Randy Bryant 30 Several J. V. hoys practice during lunch. 31 MRS. LILLIAN GODDARD, HEADMISTRESS For three years Mrs. Goddard has given unstintingly of herself to make the dream of Darlington Academy be- come a realization. Her enthusiasm for the Academy never flags. I 32 Mrs. Shirley Anderson, Secretary Mr. Alexander, our custodian, takes very good care of our school. 33 Mr. Wayne Bell, Science, Math P.E. Mrs. Cora Driver, English, History Ac l atin Mrs. Elisabeth Langston, English 34 Mrs. Joyce Abbott, Sixth Grade Mrs. Kathryn Young, Fifth Grade Mrs. Carolyn Hubbard, Fifth Grade Mrs. Jane Edwards, Social Studies Miss Carol Hamer, French, Typing Business Mrs. Mac Hill, Second Grade Mrs. Margaret Severance, First Grade Mrs. Emily Smith, First Grade Mrs. Joann Bryant, Third Grade Mrs. Irene Watts, Fourth Grade Mrs. Ehriine Harper, Art 37 Buddy Weatherford shoots at the foul line. Patti Anderson receiving award during 72 Randy Tyner Speaks at National Honor Society meeting, graduation. Class Officers Jocelyn Matthews: Secretary, Tim Norwood: President, Robert Spivey: Vice Pres. Lynn Tyner and Jocelyn Matthews, our Junior-Senior Chairmen, look over a Several Juniors earned letters at the athletic banquet decoration catalog. Lynn Tyner receives National Honor Society award. Sec how hard we study? Tell him about it, Spiro! s o p H O M O R E S Joey Abate Jim Anderson Susan Andrews Kathv Broach Betsy Dewitt Doug Gehrke Eddie Goodson Forrest Kiblcr Jerry Kirven Jeannie Ix wrey Class Officers: President, Larry Pictarinen; Vice-Presi- dent, Jerry Kirven; Secretary, Jim Anderson; Treasurer, Dusty Wilkes Cindy Hill Robert Humphries Kathy Nance Melissa Severance Penny .Stokes Kim Anderson peeks out of a classroom. Mrs. Goddard watches over Donnie Abate during Deten- tion Hall. Crcg Psillos Emily Aimar h David Inpram Stephanie Marsh EIGHTH GRADE Sandra James Spring Kirven Melinda Rolfe Dean Belk Walt Edwards Carolyn Miller Iaiura law John Odom Ann Miles Randy Hammond Thomas Hoffmever Dana I ofton Joey Matthews Class Officers: President, Walt Edwards; Vice- President, David Ingram; Secretary-treasurer, I-aura Law Mr. Bell teaches Sth graders how to dig ferns SEVENTH GRADE Bobby Bryant Susan Chowning Peggy DuBose Ronnie Goodson Debbie Ix fton Mark Matthews Melinda Miles David Morrison Charles Humphries “What’s on your mind, Martha?” Class Officers: Ronnie Goodson, President; Donna Sansbury, Vice-President; Charles Humphries, Sec- retary; Frank Bonnoitt, Treasurer. 49 Kelly Anderson Becky Chowning J Ken Hoffmeyer Jeff Andrews mmmm Robin Collins John Humphries k Greg Askins Stephanie Flowers Eddie Joyner Cathy Bryant Artie Gandy Mitzi Lucas Laurie Bryant Tina Hathcock Betsy McCutchcon Hey, lake it easy, it’s only a play!' Lynn Miles Kelly, it can’t be that bad!' Hope Mims Dean Morrison • •• V . • t« . i d Lisa Rolfe Louise Wardlaw FIFTH GRADE Randv Brown Barbara Bryant Ron Calcutt Margaret Bristow Bob Dickerson Steve Edwards Barbara Hancock 52 Debbie Harmeyer Bryan Odom Bryan James Harriett Bonnoitt Tammy Christmas v •• %-� Myers Harrison Julia Price Sara P.sillos Robin Richardson Meg Severance Ann Boyd Thomas Larry Thompson Jamie Tyner Russell Wallace Kenny Ward law Terrv Watford Glenn Weatherford. Picture not available: Deanna I ocklear FOURTH GRADE Janet Aimar Jerry Barber Jerry Bonnoitt Davy Britton Eva Irene Adams Jean Coggeshall Penny Duncan Cindy Grant Maury Jordan Robin Lawson Donnie Lloyd Brenda Matthews Kathy McCutcheon Nancy Moody The fourth grade lines up to perform 55 Racers get set for the take-off THIRD GRADE Jo Lynn Bryant Ann Cook Michael Dewitt Hence Good son Hal Goodson Chip Carr Cobb Hammond Ellen I,ane Marc Lloyd Margaret Ann Morris Kathy Morrison Rodney Nance Sonia Self Karen Stokes Third grade displays its artistic talent Melissa McCown reads poem for talent show. 57 SECOND GRADE Tony Jeffords Bobby Bristow Joe Bryant Patty Jo Butler Randy Dew r Angela Dickerson y 4 Ritchie Flowers m Robin Grant Charles Howard Lisa Anderson Stephanie Baldwin Donna Blackman Stephanie Ham 0 V 1 i ts- I Willie Hobson Julia Ann Hoffmeyer Chris Sturgeon Greg Walker Rodney Johnson Terry Josey Wilson Kirven Ginger McKelvey Lee Privette The second graders find necessary exercise fun. For second graders, recess is the highlight of the day. FIRST GRADE Walt Abbott Tim Anderson Tammy Baggett Ronald Baxley Sandy Baker Mahlon Bonnoit Kym Boseman Lee Bridgcman Carla Sue Bryant Jeff Bryant Jimmy Douglas Rhonda Gaskins Tom Good son Cindy Cross V- Stephen Ham Julie Harrison Colette Helms Elizabeth Howard Tim Isgett Pam Jordan Sydney Jordan Mike Jordan Janet Knight Amy Lee Tony Lewis £ - _________________________________ Charles Miles Bryan Pipkin Larstinc Reynolds Margaret Scott I •' . , ' 9 Kevin Sturgeon wi Sharon Strickland Julie Watford PRE-PRIMARY Reginald Anderson Harold Brasington III . hi - Donna Britton Ann Chowning J David DeWitt Janet Dove Pat Edwards James Good son Melanie Hammond Elizabeth Dickerson Debora Hoffmeyer Chase Howard jt William Howard Belinda Huggins Kim James A typical pre-school day. “An the Coble-uns’ll git you Ef you don’t watch out!” 63 s p I R I T 65 SECOND ANNUAL ATHLETIC BANQUET “Jiy etbdl 'camy D B, Se preSented “ ,hc wcre ,hc of «he These boys earned letters for basketball. 66 Mrs. Lincoln Privette and Mrs. Johnny Wise prepare to present letters to Mr. Wayne Bell, soccer coach, says a few words, several members of the girl’s team. The junior varsity boys came in for a share of the awards also. Coach Morrison was presented a plaque by his J.V.’s. Mr. Marion Bclk opened the occasion. 67 FIELD DAY OFFERS REFRESHING CHANGE FOR STUDENTS “The Lower School turns on the steam. 69 Patti Anderson Inaura Pietarinen Susan Andrews Angela Tyner Cathy Melton Lynn Tyner Regina Tyner For the first time in the history of our school we were able to have a Homecoming ceremony. It occured on October 3, 1972, during halftime of the final home soccer game. There were seven girls in the Homecoming Court. Mr. Jack Frierson was the Master of Ceremonies and Mr. Lin- coln Privette crowned the queen. Tom Goodson and Ronda Askins were the crown bearer and flower girl. The ceremony was a complete success, and to top off the occasion the soccer team scored another victory. H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 7 2 Left to right-Lynn Tyner, Cathy Melton, Patti Anderson, Homecoming Queen; Regina Tyner, Maid of honor; Laura Pietarinen, Susan Andrews BOARD of TRUSTEES Mr. R. E. Good son. President Mr. Jack Frierson, Vice-President Mr. W. S. DeWitt, Secretary Mr. Jeel Sansburry, Treasurer Mr. Billy Howard Mr. Dolphus Morrison Mr. Christopher Psillos Dr. C. E. Aimar 72 We are proud to dedicate the 1973 Kinesis to Mrs. Walter Edwards for her leadership and guidance of the student body; for the great part she has played in our individual growth; and especially for her strong, unforgetable character. 74 “THE BLIZZARD OF “You sure couldn’t play basketball on that court. One Darlington Academy student finds snowball throwing to be an excellent sport. Our bus was snowed in too! 75 78 ' V r- h % Central Drug Store Public Square at Cashua Vaughn Insurance Agency, Inc. Darlington, S.C. D. - G. Printers Darlington Avenue Hartsville, S. C. Compliments of Standard Parts, Inc. 393-2801 or 393-4992 Lunch Box Carolina Power and Light Company 118 North Main Street Darlington, S.C. Cashua Street Patrons WDAR Radio Mr. Randy Bryant P.O. Box 277 Mr. J.C. Calhoun Darlington, S.C. Compliments of Belk-King Funeral Home W. D. Coggeshall, Co. Darlington, S.C. Public Square Darlington, S.C. Compliments of Darlington Shoe Shop Daniel Lumber Co. 520 Jessamaine St. Darlington, S.C. Phone: 393-1591 Public Square Darlington, S.C. 85 Al’s Grill and Mart Howe Spring’s Road Florence, S.C. Compliments Of Midway Grocery Highway 52 and 1-95 Industrial Paving, Inc. Mineral Springs Road Darlington, S.C. R. B. Pond’s Construction Co. Mineral Springs Road Darlington, S.C. Compliments Of A Friend Southern Cun Works 1134 Hartsville Hwy. Darlington, S.C. L. H. Stokes and Son, Inc. P.O. Box 3318, 1013 Chase Ave. Florence, S.C. Phone: 662-8285 or 662-4701 “Sand, Gravel, Fill Dirt, Top Soil” r'A'i. • . Diamond Hill Plywood Co. Broad Street Darlington, S.C. Darlington Florist 222 West Broad Street Darlington, S.C. Compliments of Moody-GocUey Auction Co. Archie Moody Darlington, S.C. Phone: 803-393-4438 105 Cashua Ferry Road Darlington, S.C. Johnny Godley Charlotte, N.C. Phone: 704-392-5074 Compliments of Eastern Carolina Steel P.O. Box 17 Darlington, S.C. Darlington Construction Company Carolina Bank ir Trust Company Watson Chevrolet 995 Pearl Street Congratulations To Class of ’73 Dewitt’s Grocery 599 North Main Street Phone 393-9269 Darlington, S.C. Moody's Insurance Agency 109 East Broad Street Darlington, S.C. Pee Dee Electric Corf). P.O. Box 491 Darlington, S.C. STANDING Mac's Supply Company Cashua Street Darlington, S.C. Union Pure Service Inc. Complete Car Care Service 393-5581 Pearl Street Darlington, S.C. Bo Smith 146 West College St. Hartsville, S.C. Price's North Main Street Darlington, S.C. Joyce's Beauty Salon Cashua Street Darlington, S.C. ! ’t i’m Miller's American Cycle Center 101 Cashua Street Darlington, S.C. The days go by—one by one—then all at once there are no more days. Another year has been completed and we have advanced another step in our pursuit of education. pa.Ra.coN YeaRBOOKs